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First of all, if you're going to write a review and post it on the internet, you may want to be sure you can speak and write in correct grammar. ""2 Chicks that were besides ..."" Awesome.\n\nThe Grove is a great neighborhood bar and I frequent it quite often. The owners go out of their way to make sure you enjoy your time there. As for the bartenders, well.. I've never gotten a bad drink. Perhaps YOU are the ""skank... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
Not only is this a frequent lunch stop for myself and my coworkers, its a pretty good place to go if you're going out with friends. The menu is large and the food is great (not just for bar food, but for any like-priced restaurant), the servers have always been really nice, and you don't start brokering deals to sell your first born when you get your bill.Like this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
The grove has some of the best food in town just today while I was sitting here using their free Wi-Fi I heard a guy tell the bartender that they had the best steak in town. I would have to agree their food is hands down the best food around made from scratch and cooked to order. Not to mention their drinks that are always made like your Norm at cheers not matter who you are! The best part of ALL is they show every ... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
We have been coming here since it opened five years ago and have never had a bad experience. Our favorite server is Jessie O and she is fantastic! \r\n\r\nTheir soups are the best and they come up with some new creations in their soups like Swiss mushroom burger. The breakfasts are great and I love the Sunday brunch with football. All in all just a great place to gather, laugh and enjoy yourself.Like this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
The Grove in Milwaukie is one of our favorite places to go. Great food and menu for all tastes. I personally like the light fare when I'm watching my calories, but the nachos and burgers with tots Rule! Tons of tv's, great drinks, UFC events, and great atmosphere. Thank you all, see you again Soon!Like this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
first of all, i am certainly not known at the grove for pouring weak drinks. i think 9 out of 10 people at my bar would agree. (dont tell brent) secondly, i have never in 5 years poured someone well liquor and lied and told them it was top shelf. last but not least, i try to be accommodating to every person who walks in to my bar. if i had some bad experience with you (i.e. cut you off when you felt it was undese... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
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This is the only place I can go knowing I will always get the best service with yummy food. This place does not just have average bar food. I have always enjoyed the home made soups! The pasta dishes are excellent. And if you just want a beer with hot wings, they have that too. Oh and happy hour OMG you have to have the sliders! Kareoke on Friday and Saturday nights are fun even if you are just a spectator. Oh I... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch


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There is absolutely nothing good I can say about this place and even less about its management
I didn't like anything, but especially the day time manager who was rude, cared less that somebody else was already in the room assigned to me. Then told me breakfast was closed, not that I would have eaten there anyway, when there was still time.
Hotel was very affordable and right on Iowa road. Easy to get to and close to KU
Bed wasn't soft at all, and the room was very tiny. But it was clean and warm.
The beds were extremely comfortable.
Mattresses were too soft. Stairwells were ugly brown and green and felt dirty. I like to use the stairs when I'm only on the second floor.
Out of cream by the coffee and no one around to get it.
Had 2 printers and computers for the guests, but the printers didn't work. Employee was nice and let me use the desk one to print off my boarding pass.
The spaciousness of our room.
I didn't like how far away from I70 the hotel was, but it was surrounded by lots of great restaurants and stores.
Very convenient location. Friendly staff. Nice breakfast.
Air conditioner had a problem the first night. It was fixed the next day.
Old school HI. Convenient to I 70, but in the middle of a renovation looked a bit like a work zone. Worst part the nasty carpet in rooms and damp sheets from some frebreez type spray. Headed to CO, so just a place to crash. I will look for a newer hotel next time. However, friendly staff.
Convenient and the staff was nice. The rooms were what you would expect but the beds were comfortable.
The beds were comfy. Smoky smell in hallway but not in room. Some musty smells here and there and the decor is outdated. However for the price, it was fine. Very close to campus, easy to find. Pool didn't look too inviting. Very small. Staff was nice. Breakfast was average.
But again for the cost, it was fine.
Everything was great. The room was very clean and the complimentary breakfast was excellent. Would stay again.
Desk clerks very nice
Shower pressure a bit light
The AC unit was a bit loud and the design in the room a bit old fashion.
The bed was uncomfortable and it appeared the mattress was slanting towards the headboard.
The gentleman at the front desk was very nice and helpful. The place was very quiet.
No there was not anything worth complaining about. Elevator of course would have been great but next time I will ask for a ground level floor if that is available.
The staff were very frindly
Very dirty, walls and carpet.
Clean rooms and beds - they even put me in a room with two beds for the price of one!
Good location if youre working near the university.
Main issue was very spotty internet.
Attentive staff; clean rooms though obviously older motel. New, comfy beds, giant TV with satellite in each room. Small breakfast: hard-boiled eggs, toast, bagels, cereal, oatmeal, pastries, apples and bananas, orange juice, milk, coffee, hot chocolate. Great price! Well-lit parking lot.
Overall fairly pleasant accommodations...
Front desk staff at check-in was not the kind of employee that should be giving a first impression to hotel customers. Expected a bit more quality.
The staff was friendly and professional, from the front desk to housekeeping, to the ladies serving in the breakfast area. Our room was very clean, comfortable and quiet.
would stay again. have been there before
Pillows were too round and big. Slept without it.
Great historic hotel
This is a great historic hotel and is the perfect location for walking to shops and restaurants in Lawrence. I have stayed in this hotel twice now and have been impressed with the cleanliness, comfortable bed and great staff. The restaurant downstairs is excellent as well. The only negative is that the air conditioner is extremely noisy. The ones with wall units (in the back rooms) never seem to be quite comfortable and have noisier AC systems than the rooms facing the street. This hotel is apparently also famous for its ghosts, so it's possible that your air conditioner will not be the only thing that goes bump in the night. Certain parts of the hotel do feel a bit creepy, especially the elevator. I would definitely stay there again, but I would probably not do so alone.
The rooftop area was great with a great view.
I think the guy who checked us in was new. He was very slow. I had difficulty making room keys. He sent us to the wrong room - requiring us 3 separate trips up and down the elevators with luggage before we got it straightened out.
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Whenever I make this soup, I like to make a salad with fresh vine ripe tomatoes and greens with a high quality extra virgin olive oil and balsamic vinegar dressing. If you have some crusty bread, make some homemade croutons and sprinkle them with salt and fresh ground pepper. Pair with a delicious Tuscan red wine and this meal is soul satisfying.
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Butternut Squash Soup Recipe
The perfect hearty and flavorful Tuscan inspired butternut squash soup recipe with Italian sausage and rosemary.
1/2 yellow onion, medium dice (¼" x ¼")
Olive oil, as needed
1 butternut squash, 1 inch cubes
2 sprigs rosemary
Salt, to taste
Pepper, to taste
3 cups of chicken stock or broth
8 white mushrooms, thinly sliced
4 cloves garlic, peeled and minced
2 Italian sausages (removed from casing)
Chives, sliced for garnish (if desired)
Heat a large pot over medium heat, then add enough olive oil to thinly coat the surface. Add onions and sauté until translucent, approximately 4 minutes.
Add squash, rosemary and 1-teaspoon salt, stir, then cover. Cook over medium low heat until squash is tender, approximately 25 to 30 minutes. Check every 10 minutes, and stir if needed.
Remove rosemary and puree ingredients in blender or with immersion stick blender until a smooth puree consistency is achieved. Add the puree back into the pot if removed. Gradually add the chicken stock or broth to the squash puree, a half-cup at a time and stir into the pureed squash. Add enough liquid until a desired consistency is reached. Adjust the soup seasoning with salt an pepper to taste. Cover and keep the soup warm over low heat.
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10 Cars You See Way Too Often Around Phoenix
People around Phoenix seem to generally have a different taste in vehicles than people in other parts of the country.
That leads us to notice some trends in car-buying around here, and this list of 10 cars you'll see way too often around Phoenix:
10.) Diesel Trucks With Smoke-Stacks
Matthew Hendley
Why is this a thing? Stop doing this. 9.) Any Hummer
Remember when everyone had a Hummer, then quietly got rid of them once gas hit like $6,000 a gallon? Well, some people held on to theirs. Again, we ask, why?
8.) Cars Coated With Anti-Obama Bumper Stickers
Listen, we're not here to bash SUVs. We're just pointing out that it seems a few too many people in the greater Phoenix area have an SUV so large that it would be confused with a school bus if it were painted yellow.
6.) Anything With a Custom License Plate
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The custom license plate is like a seven-letter bumper sticker. Nobody cares, and nobody thinks you're clever. Check out the list of the state's rejected custom plates -- the things Arizonans want on their plates are profoundly stupid.
5.) Cars With Fart-Blasters for Mufflers
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Sorry to all the Fast and the Furious fans out there, but replacing the exhaust system on your 80-horsepower Honda with something that shoots out a fart noise will not give you a race car.
This is the act of buying a base-model vehicle, and trying to fool people into thinking you own the top-of-the-line model. For example, people who buy the $52,000 Mercedes-Benz E350, then affix an "AMG" badge in a bid to get people to think you dropped $100,000 on the E63.
This is incredibly common around Phoenix, and the first problem is that almost everyone affixes the fake badge crookedly, places it in the wrong location, or leaves the other original badges on the car. Usually, it's all of the above, like that SL500 in the photo.
This is the middle-class equivalent of people who put plastic hubcap "spinners" on their 1995 Dodge Caravan. You're a faker, and you're not fooling anyone. Here are two more people we'd like to shame:
Yes, there are many large rocks in Arizona, but there are zero large rocks on the highway, which is where you can find most Jeep owners, alongside the rest of commuters.
If you've ever wondered what the inside of a Jeep sounds like when someone's driving on the highway with gigantic rock-crawling tires, it's like, "BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR."
You know why some pickups have two extra wheels in the back? Towing.
People around here seem to use them more for commuting, which is just bizarre.
Is there anyone in Phoenix who doesn't own a lifted pickup? Because, of course, you need a step-ladder to enter your car and drive to your cubicle at work.
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We've all heard the arguments. People with no style, who seem to want to doom their kids to being without style too. "Don't force grown-up brands on the kids", they say. "It's unethical. Don't make them grow up too quickly." You can be sure those people mean well. Some of the nicest people on the planet run with lines like that. But the logic is flawed, and just a tad misguided.
"She's just a kid – she doesn't need Ray-Ban glasses!!" The problem with logic like that that is: the alternative is usually going to be something of less quality, in one way or another. Either worse looking, or worse performing, substitutes for quality brands are often (ironically) not worth the money.
Just think: the eyewear might perform well, but open the wearer up to cruel bullying, on account of cheapness. (Surely you remember how cruel kids can be, for the most ridiculous of reasons.) Or even worse, it might look snazzy, but underperform in terms of optics. It's a scientific fact that badly performing glasses actually deteriorate the wearer's eyes even more over time.
Besides, kids are growing up quickly these days. Nobody can deny that. If they can have longboards, mobile phones, and portable video games, the least we can do is also equip them with good sunglasses so their eyes stay working. In fact, some would even say designer sunglasses are the first things we should be giving kids. It actually makes a lot of sense.
If we take care of the fundamentals first, the rest will fall into place. It's the same with basketball, creative writing, and cooking. Start with the basics. Good sun protection, to compensate for the unfortunately deteriorating ozone layer. Kids these days need to be thinking about the future, and so do their parents.
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Forty to 60 humanists, atheists, nontheists, secular Jews and ethical culturalists began an emergency summit yesterday at a Dupont Circle hotel to discuss strategy over how to fight President Bush's faith-based initiatives planned for his second term.
"The situation is now as bad as we'll ever see it," said Roy Speckhardt, deputy director of the American Humanist Association (AHA), a conglomeration of 80 grass-roots activist groups that promote humanism, a philosophy of living without supernatural influences.
Mr. Speckhardt said this year's so-called "inauguration summit" dwarfs a similar 1981 meeting at the University of Maryland after Ronald Reagan won the White House with the help of the Moral Majority.
"We convened the meeting because of the unprecedented challenges, such as the election results and how they're being interpreted," he said. "A slim victory is being interpreted as a mandate on moral issues, so we are concerned."
Mr. Bush, an evangelical Methodist, made his Christian convictions clear once again last week when he told a group of Washington Times editors and reporters, "I don't see how you can be president without a relationship with the Lord."
The organizations intend to hire lobbyists to stymie any legislation that would limit abortion rights or deny homosexual rights. They also oppose giving federal funding to religious social-service programs. Some $1.2 billion was appropriated in 2003 for such programs, Mr. Speckhardt said.
"Faith-based initiatives mean public dollars given to faith-based organizations," he said. "The minority religions and us will be left out."
Anne Gaylor, founder of the Freedom From Religion Foundation, said organizations like hers are quite concerned about the president's agenda.
"There is complete scorn on the part of the current administration as to the separation of church and state," Miss Gaylor said. "There has never been any less respect in Washington for church-state separation, even though church-state separation is one of the things that made our country possible in the first place."
The ad-hoc group kicked off its summit with a reception last night at AHA headquarters on T Street in Northwest, and a strategy session is planned for today at the Jurys Hotel on New Hampshire Avenue in Northwest..
Today's speakers include the Rev. Barry Lynn of Americans United for Separation of Church and State; Kim Gandy, president of the National Organization for Women; and Chris Anders, legislative counsel for the American Civil Liberties Union.
Some 20 groups will be represented, ranging from the Association of Humanistic Rabbis to the Freedom From Religion Foundation to the Internet Infidels.
Concern among the nontheistically-minded is at an all-time high, AHA officials said, citing a 5 percent jump in membership to 7,000 persons since Mr. Bush was re-elected Nov. 2.
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After a long summer, the first weeks of cool, dry, Rocky Mountain autumn weather (not to mention the beginning of football season) always puts a spring in our step. Celebrate the jump from summer to fall with a whole lot of hops -- and barley -- thanks to this offer from Human Movement for a ticket package to Denver Oktoberfest, the largest Bavarian celebration in Colorado.
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* G Maddie Manning: Manning started three games and appeared in six before tearing her ACL in a late-November practice. When she was healthy, she averaged 6.2 points per game.
* F Kaylon Williams: Williams started 16 games as a true freshman, but ruptured her Achilles tendon in the preseason, forcing her to miss the entire 2012-13 season. She averaged 4.8 points and 5.2 rebounds as a freshman, so she was considered a potential breakout player before her injury. Healthy, the former Midwest City standout could be a strong addition to Oklahoma's first unit.
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Acuity Brands Outdoor LED Lighting Helps Wisconsin Healthcare Provider to Achieve Sustainability and Energy Savings Goals
Acuity Brands Outdoor LED Lighting Helps Wisconsin Healthcare Provider to Achieve Sustainability and Energy Savings Goal
ThedaCare health system wins industry award for highest percentage in energy savings for a single parking structure.
ThedaCare™ health system selected outdoor LED lighting from
Acuity Brands, Inc. to address safety, energy and maintenance concerns at two of its leading campuses. Sixty high-performance D-Series LED luminaires from Lithonia Lighting® were installed in parking areas to replace 84 existing high-pressure sodium (HPS) and metal halide (MH) fixtures, delivering a projected annual energy savings of more than $40,000.
"We knew this project was special from the beginning, and it was reaffirmed when the Lighting Energy Efficiency in Parking (LEEP) Campaign selected our Appleton Medical Center parking project as the winner for the 'Highest Percentage Savings in a Retrofit at a Single Parking Structure' category," said ThedaCare Sustainability Leader Paul Linzmeyer. "It is clear the D-Series family of fixtures have enabled ThedaCare to continue to progress in the right direction for our sustainability and energy savings goals, while also increasing the quality of light on our campuses to enhance the safety of staff, patients and visitors. Since the installation, we have seen significant improvement in energy efficiency and light quality."
D-Series Area LED luminaires were installed in parking lots on both the Theda Clark and Appleton Medical Center campuses. Appleton Medical Center also installed LED Wallpacks, LED Floodlights and LED Parking Garage luminaires from the D-Series family. In addition to reduced energy and maintenance costs, the quality of lighting improved immensely, eliminating dark spots and enhancing visibility on the campuses' security cameras. Lighting overflow into surrounding residential areas was also greatly reduced.
The D-Series family of outdoor LED luminaires can deliver a 100,000-hour expected service life, or up to 10 years of operation, as opposed to the three-year maintenance cycle before the retrofit. The LED luminaires deliver outstanding photometric performance, long-life and energy efficiency in a stylish, easy-to-specify collection that will suit any outdoor application. Installing D-Series LED luminaires can result in up to 80 percent in energy savings when replacing HID luminaires.
For more information on the D-Series LED family from Lithonia Lighting, visit www.lithonia.com/d-series.
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Acuity Brands, Inc. is a North American market leader and one of the world's leading providers of lighting solutions for both indoor and outdoor applications. With fiscal year 2013 net sales of over $2 billion, Acuity Brands employs approximately 6,800 associates and is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia with operations throughout North America, and in Europe and Asia. The Company's lighting solutions are sold under various brands, including Lithonia Lighting®, Holophane®, Peerless®, Gotham®, Mark Architectural Lighting™, Winona® Lighting, Healthcare Lighting®, Hydrel®, American Electric Lighting®, Carandini®, Antique Street Lamps™, Sunoptics®, Sensor Switch®, Lighting Control & Design™, Synergy® Lighting Controls, Pathway Connectivity Solutions®, Dark to Light®, ROAM®, RELOC® Wiring Solutions, Acculamp® and eldoLED®.
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ThedaCare™ is a community health system consisting of five hospitals: Appleton Medical Center, Theda Clark Medical Center, New London Family Medical Center, Shawano Medical Center, and Riverside Medical Center in Waupaca. ThedaCare also includes ThedaCare Physicians, ThedaCare Behavioral Health, and ThedaCare at Home. Letters of intent to affiliate have been signed with Community Health Network and Wild Rose Memorial Hospital. ThedaCare is the largest employer in Northeast Wisconsin with more than 6,175 employees and is a member of the Mayo Clinic Care Network.
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Bulgarian Archaeologists Discover Roman Coin Hoard in Downtown Sofia
Bulgarian archaeologists discovered an ancient Roman hoard consisting of 2976 silver denarii coins during excavations works at Saint Nedelya square in downtown Sofia.
Bulgarian archaeologists discovered an ancient Roman hoard consisting of 2976 silver denarii coins during excavations works at Saint Nedelya square in downtown Sofia.
Excavations works on the new sewage system in Silistra unveiled what specialists believe will turn out to be one of the five most important temples for the Bulgarian archaeology.
Archaeologists discovered a town hall in the ancient Greek city of Heraclea Sintica near the town of Petrich in southwestern Bulgaria.
Bulgarian archaeologists discovered a unique, richly decorated, 1600-year-old mosaic during excavation works in downtown Sofia at the site of the ancient Roman city of Serdica.
A rare Byzantine gold coin dating back to the 11th century has been found in the ancient city of Perperikon, renowned Bulgarian archaeologist Nikolay Ovcharov revealed on Sunday.
Bulgarian archaeologists have unearthed a peculiar close combat bladed weapon used by the Thracians, Prof Nikolay Ovcharov has said.
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A team of Bulgarian archaeologists is pinning its hopes on discovering a host of Roman-era artifacts as excavations are underway under the St Nedelya Square in downtown Sofia.
A flint tools workshop was unearthed in near the village of Kamenovo in the region of Razgrad, Northeastern Bulgaria, specialized outlets say.
Archaeological excavations in the Bulgarian seaside town of Sozopol on Sunday revealed an interesting find – a leaden bucranium with an eight-ray star, which possibly served as model for the coat of arms of Macedonia.
Four kilns and a water well from the Roman period have been discovered in the town of Pavlikeni, in northern Bulgaria.
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A Roman villa from the time of Constantine the Great was discovered by archaeologists along the route of the Struma motorway near the western village of Mursalevo.
The Bulgarian cabinet allocated on Thursday BGN 500 000 for archaeological and restoration works at the first Bulgarian capital of Pliska.
Bulgarian archaeologists discovered an ampoule containing ashes from the grave of St. John the Apostle on the Foros peninsula near the city of Burgas.
Archaeologists have found what they describe as the remains of "a huge skeleton" in the Black Sea city of Varna's downtown area.
Bulgarian archaeologists discovered in the town of Sandanski a bronze cross, which is estimated to be 1500-years-old.
The oldest preserved Cyrillic inscription was discovered at the "All Bulgarian Saints" rock monastery near the village of Krepcha in the Bulgarian municipality of Opaka.
An ancient tomb has been discovered during repair works in the center of the Black Sea city of Varna.
Cyprus has returned to Bulgaria three ancient pieces of jewellery, part of Bulgaria`s cultural heritage.
The team of archaeologist Georgi Maystorski uncovered the eastern gate of Veliki Preslav - the second capital of the First Bulgarian Kingdom, reports the BTA wire service.
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